George Orwell - Exam
A) 1945 B) 1903 C) 1920 D) 1910
A) Alexander Pushkin B) George Herman Ruth Jr. C) Eric Arthur Blair D) Winston Churchill
A) USA B) France C) India D) England
A) Gulf War B) Spanish Civil War C) World War I D) Vietnam War
A) J.K. Rowling B) Jane Austen C) Aldous Huxley D) Stephen King
A) A Science Fiction Novel B) A Historical Biography C) A Fairy Story D) A Thriller
A) Rick B) Sam C) Tom D) Winston
A) Chef B) Architect C) Police Officer D) Pilot
A) Manor Farm B) Paradise Meadows Farm C) Happy Farm D) Green Pastures Farm
A) Dreamwords B) Newspeak C) Cooltalk D) Wordplay
A) Alexander B) Napoleon C) Abraham D) Julius
A) 1970 B) 1980 C) 1950 D) 1960
A) Eric Blair B) Arthur Orwell C) E.A. Blair D) George Orwell
A) 1950 B) 1945 C) 1949 D) 1938
A) Homage to Catalonia B) Animal Farm C) The Road to Wigan Pier D) Nineteen Eighty-Four
A) Orwellian B) Big Brother C) Doublethink D) Newspeak
A) Cyril Connolly B) Aldous Huxley C) Steven Runciman D) A. S. F. Gow
A) Sub-Deputy Opium Agent B) Teacher C) Doctor D) Lawyer
A) Wellington College B) St Cyprian's School C) Henley-on-Thames school D) Eton College
A) St Cyprian's School B) A Catholic convent in Henley-on-Thames C) Wellington College D) Eton College
A) Adolescent sweethearts B) Cousins C) Teacher-student D) Classmates only
A) Wellington College B) Shiplake College C) Harrow School D) Henley Grammar School
A) Animal Farm B) Homage to Catalonia C) Such, Such Were the Joys D) The Road to Wigan Pier
A) Nineteen Eighty-Four B) Animal Farm C) The Road to Wigan Pier D) Homage to Catalonia
A) Upper-class B) Working-class C) Middle-class D) Lower-upper-middle class
A) Eton Wall Game B) The Election Times C) College Days D) Bubble and Squeak
A) Cambridge University B) None, he did not go to university C) University of London D) Oxford University
A) Opium agent B) Lawyer C) Teacher D) Anglican clergyman
A) 1919 B) 1930 C) 1925 D) 1922
A) SS India B) SS Herefordshire C) SS Empire D) SS Britannia
A) Rangoon B) Mandalay C) Katha D) Maymyo
A) Rs. 600 B) Rs. 525 C) Rs. 800 D) Rs. 740
A) Syriam B) Maymyo C) Katha D) Moulmein
A) No facial hair B) Sideburns C) A beard D) A pencil moustache
A) Small untidy blue circles on each knuckle B) Crosses on his wrists C) Dragon designs on his arms D) Stars on his shoulders
A) December 1929 B) March 1928 C) September 1926 D) July 1927
A) 1984 B) Burmese Days C) Animal Farm D) Homage to Catalonia
A) Keep the Aspidistra Flying B) "Shooting an Elephant" C) Burmese Days D) "A Hanging"
A) Chinese B) Burmese C) Indian D) Karen
A) Katha B) Maymyo C) Moulmein D) Rangoon
A) Mark Twain B) Evelyn Waugh C) Herman Melville D) Graham Greene
A) Barnsley B) Sheffield C) Liverpool D) Manchester
A) Rosalind Obermeyer B) Mabel Fierz C) Elizaveta Fen D) Cyril Connolly
A) Francisco Franco B) Oswald Mosley C) Harry Pollitt D) John Strachey
A) Ann Popham B) Sonia Brownell C) Celia Kirwan D) Eileen Blair
A) Bramley B) Southwold C) London D) Paris
A) New Adelphi B) Le Progrès Civique C) Monde D) G. K.'s Weekly
A) Foreign Office B) Home Office C) Ministry of Defence D) Information Research Department (IRD)
A) "How the Poor Die" B) "The Spike" C) "La Censure en Angleterre" D) "A Farthing Newspaper"
A) Isaac Deutscher B) Barbara Ward C) David Astor D) E. H. Carr
A) Nellie Limouzin B) Richard Rees C) Jon Kimche D) Francis and Myfanwy Westrope
A) 2021 B) 1984 C) 2011 D) 2003
A) Richard Rees B) Cecil Day-Lewis C) Max Plowman D) T. S. Eliot
A) G. K.'s Weekly B) Monde C) Le Progrès Civique D) New Adelphi
A) Portobello Road Hospital B) Hôpital Cochin C) Southwold General Hospital D) Rue du Pot de Fer Clinic
A) Nellie Limouzin B) Mabel Fierz C) Rosalind Obermeyer D) Francis Westrope
A) Keep the Aspidistra Flying B) 1984 C) Burmese Days D) Animal Farm
A) Shanghai B) Barnhill, Jura C) London D) Manchester
A) "How the Poor Die" B) "A Farthing Newspaper" C) "The Spike" D) "La Censure en Angleterre"
A) Bronchitis B) Tuberculosis C) Influenza D) A chill
A) The family home at Southwold B) An apartment in Paris C) A cottage near Cambridge D) A flat in London
A) Brenda Salkeld B) Mabel Fierz C) Eleanor Jacques D) Ruth Pitter
A) Penicillin B) Streptomycin C) Morphine D) Aspirin
A) Toxic epidermal necrolysis B) Hypertension C) Diabetes D) Anemia
A) Joan Rees B) Eileen O'Shaughnessy C) Sylvia Townsend Warner D) Aunt Nellie
A) A nineteenth-century liberal, a free intelligence B) An indifferent observer C) A religious zealot D) A conservative traditionalist
A) At Aunt Nellie's cottage B) In Wigan C) A common lodging-house D) Over a tripe shop
A) Lack of interest in the subject matter B) Financial constraints C) Potential suits for libel D) Poor writing quality
A) Gardening B) Cooking C) Fishing D) Hunting
A) Harper & Brothers B) Adelphi C) Victor Gollancz Ltd D) Faber & Faber
A) 5th arrondissement B) 7th arrondissement C) 9th arrondissement D) 3rd arrondissement
A) Jon Kimche and Richard Rees B) Michael Sayers and Rayner Heppenstall C) Rosalind Obermeyer and Elizaveta Fen D) Francis Westrope and Myfanwy Westrope
A) Rudyard Kipling B) Henry Miller C) G. K. Chesterton D) Evelyn Waugh
A) A disculpatory preface B) An introduction by John McNair C) A chapter on the Spanish Civil War D) A foreword by Richard Rees
A) War B) Politics C) Poverty D) Literature
A) She had fully recovered B) She was hospitalized C) She was becoming increasingly ill D) She was in perfect health
A) G. K. Chesterton B) George Gissing C) Ralph Waldo Emerson D) Arthur Koestler
A) T. S. Eliot B) W. Somerset Maugham C) James Joyce D) D. H. Lawrence
A) Some left-wing organisation B) The Communist Party of Great Britain C) The Special Branch D) The Independent Labour Party
A) 2000 B) 2019 C) 1946 D) 1984
A) Ruth Pitter B) Henri Barbusse C) Max Plowman D) Jack London
A) A bookstore B) A tea-house C) A café D) A bakery
A) Writers with pro-communist leanings B) Communist leaders C) Anti-war activists D) British politicians
A) Parliament Hill B) Warwick Mansions, Pond Street C) Lawford Road, Kentish Town D) University College London
A) Leftist Journalists Union B) Shanghai Club C) London Writers' Guild D) British Authors Society
A) Beginning of February 1935 B) August 1935 C) End of January 1936 D) June 1935
A) Mabel Fierz B) Richard Rees C) Cyril Connolly D) Jon Kimche
A) Novel-writing B) Book-reviewing C) Poetry D) Playwriting
A) Bronchitis B) Tubercular haemorrhage C) Pneumonia D) Influenza
A) Jim Davis B) Charles Schulz C) Norman Pett D) Gary Larson
A) Manchester B) Sheffield C) Langham D) Wigan
A) Max Plowman B) Ruth Pitter C) Henri Barbusse D) His aunt Ellen (Nellie) Kate Limouzin
A) Manchester B) Shanghai C) London D) Cranham, Gloucestershire
A) Ellen Limouzin B) Henri Barbusse C) John Middleton Murry D) Ruth Pitter
A) An unnamed local doctor B) David Astor C) Dr. John Smith D) A chest specialist from Glasgow
A) John McNair B) Victor Gollancz C) Harry Pollitt D) Frank Meade
A) Fielding B) Swift C) Hemingway D) Defoe
A) Bryn Hall B) Headingley House C) The Stores D) Langham Cottage
A) Bryn Hall B) Headingley C) Grimethorpe D) Langham
A) "A Farthing Newspaper" B) "La Censure en Angleterre" C) "The Spike" D) "How the Poor Die" |
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